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Originally Posted by Yellow Rose:

 

Originally Posted by kattymieoww:
I checked my niece was ok. Her work is five mins away from George Square and she was out at lunchtime, she's fine thank god. Iwas at that spot yesterday waiting at a bustop. RIP for the poor people killed

You must have felt huge relief to know your niece is safe  There will be families and friends grieving, so sad

 

 

 

Yellow Rose
Originally Posted by Sprout:

I saw that earlier Cinds, A nana and granda and grandaugter all wiped out in the same tragic accident 

It's just awful. 

 

Id been saying to Mr C, with regards to my friend that died earlier this year, it's going to be awful this year, the first is always hard! But they will have a happy Christmas somewhere down the line.

 

BUT, these poor families that have lost, they will never have another happy Christma, it will always be in their minds this tragedy.

Cinds
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:

I've Just read this!

A Catholic clergyman describes how he cried with a woman who saw her daughter
and parents die in a bin lorry crash which killed six people in Glasgow.

 

Bad enough to lose them all in one go - worse to have seen it happen!!!!

 

Unimaginable!

so awful  - unthinkable

Rocking Ros Rose

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